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The proposed method is performed successfully on a composite structure of honeycomb sandwich beam, after model updating, the analytical acceleration FRFs have a significant improvement to match the experimental data especially when the damping ratios are adjusted.

The model yields an analytical expression for accelerations of all rods, making the model efficient for simulation, since the update and inversion of a nonlinear mass matrix is not required.

The analytical theory of flame acceleration is developed, which determines the growth rate, the total acceleration time, and the maximal increase of the flame surface area.

An analytical expression for average acceleration time is obtained.

It is also validated the analytical vibration calculation with acceleration measurements in a real machine.

An analytical theory of flame acceleration in cylindrical tubes with one end closed is developed.

Two approaches are proposed to obtain floor acceleration demands: analytical and coupled dam reservoir finite element models.

For the introduced criteria of transport transfer efficiency and assumption about consistency of acceleration from thrust, analytical relations for spacecraft design parameters calculation are obtained.

The occurrence conditions of these failure patterns can be determined in terms of the two abovementioned ratios as verified by the analytical results of the critical acceleration of a simple SDOF system.

(4) By comparing the experimental response acceleration with the analytical values, very similar responses were obtained for one-way seismic motion, except for a slight difference between the experimental results and the analysis results that was caused by the difference in stiffness value.

By comparing the experimental response acceleration with the analytical values, very similar responses were obtained for one-way seismic motion, except for a slight difference between the experimental results and the analysis results that was caused by the difference in stiffness value.